🇸🇸 South Sudan
10 best places in Juba
The young capital of the world's youngest country sits on the banks of the White Nile — a city of contrasts where fishermen's wooden canoes glide past new government buildings.
Dr. John Garang Mausoleum
A riverside memorial complex honoring the founder of South Sudan's independence movement, with a towering statue and memorial hall.
White Nile River
A sunset boat ride on the White Nile is the best way to see the city from the water and glimpse fishing villages along its banks.
Juba Main Market (Konyo Konyo)
The city's main and busiest market, trading fresh fish, grain, and fabric from across East Africa.
St. Joseph's Catholic Cathedral
A cathedral blending Gothic and African architectural motifs, the city's spiritual center.
Nyakuron Cultural Centre
A 1976 cultural center with an open-air stage and gardens hosting concerts and traditional festivals.
Jebel Kujur
A 684-meter mountain on the city's edge offering a panoramic view over Juba and the White Nile.
Massai Market
A small souvenir market selling wood carvings, beadwork, and textiles from the Great Lakes region.
South Sudan National Museum
A modest national museum with exhibits on the ethnography and history of South Sudan's peoples.
Notos Lounge
A popular Nile-side restaurant with an international menu and a lively evening scene of expats and locals.
Home and Away Café
A relaxed downtown café, a favorite meeting spot for coffee and fresh juice between errands.
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